Dozier deploys first Terex TRT 55US crane

Terex dealer Dozier Crane & Machinery put the world’s first TRT 55US rough terrain crane to work in the United States.

Rented to R.R. Cassidy for Georgia Power, the TRT 55US was put to work on a major energy infrastructure project, supporting expansion activities including relay and substation works.

A Terex dealer for more than 20 years, Dozier is representing the Terex brand, now a part of the Raimondi Group. Dozier operates a substantial crane fleet, including the TRT 100US and TRT 40US.

Its newest model, the TRT 55US, was deployed in Savannah, Georgia, on a major infrastructure jobsite.

“As a long-standing partner of the North American rough terrain division, we are proud to be the first company globally to take delivery of the TRT 55US,” said Matt Greenspan, vice president, Dozier Crane & Machinery.

Rented to R.R. Cassidy for Georgia Power, the new crane was put to work on a major energy infrastructure project, supporting expansion activities including relay and substation works. Operating with standard configuration, the 55 US ton (50 tonne) machine has a 122.7 foot (37.4 metre) boom with three telescoping modes to enhance operational flexibility.

Making a choice

“The decision to deploy the TRT 55US was driven by its 55 ton maximum lifting capacity, its compact design and excellent load chart performance, making it particularly well suited for the project’s operational needs,” Greenspan said.

Making its debut at the ConExpo-Con/Agg 2026 trade show in Las Vegas, the new crane combines optimized off-road mobility with enhanced load chart performance across the full working radius, while maintaining a compact footprint with an overall width of 9.11 feet (2.47 metres), according to Greenspan. Performance is further supported by advance control and monitoring systems, including TEOS and T-Link, enabling real-time monitoring, remote access, and improved fleet management capabilities.

“The sale of the TRT 55US to Dozier underscores our customer-centric approach and commitment to the evolving needs of the North American market, where compact design, strong load performance, and reliability in demanding jobsite environments are essential,” said Andreas Ernst, president, Raimondi North America. 

Dozier’s operations and technical teams undertook dedicated product training at the Raimondi North America service hub to further enhance operational efficiency, with sessions covering the core machine functionalities, advanced control systems, and maintenance best practices.